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Two new transportation facilities in Mexico City: El Insurgente suburban rail line and Cablebús Line 3
Mexico City (as I wrote in an earlier post) has been trying to mitigate serious congestion and air-pollution problems for something like the last sixty years. The city has constructed a major metro system. It’s legislated limits on car travel. … Continue reading
Mexico City tries to mitigate its car problem
I’ve been in Mexico City twice in the last couple of months, first in mid-January and then in late February. Except for a very brief visit in 2013, these were my first trips to Mexico City in something like twenty-five … Continue reading
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